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What is the most common event in the type of intracellular signal transduction that uses a second messenger?
Foreclosure
In psychological terms, it refers to a premature commitment to an identity or role as determined by parental choice, without undergoing a period of exploration.
James Marcia
A developmental psychologist who proposed a theory of identity status focusing on adolescents' exploration and commitment to values and goals.
Identity Statuses
A framework by James Marcia categorizing the process of identity formation into four statuses: achievement, moratorium, foreclosure, and diffusion.
Identity Diffusion
A state in adolescence described by Marcia as part of his identity status theory, where an individual has not yet undergone an identity crisis or made any commitments.
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